advanced English grammar B2 C1

Prepositional Phrases Related to Condition

Prepositional Phrases Related to Condition

Prepositional Phrases Related to Condition Hello English learners! Do you know how to express what must happen first in order for something else to take place? In English, we use prepositional phrases related to condition — handy little phrases that explain the circumstance under which something is true, possible, or Read more

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Modal Verbs and Phrases for Prohibition

Modal Verbs and Phrases for Prohibition

Modal Verbs and Phrases for Prohibition Hello English learners! In today’s lesson, we’ll look at how to talk about things that are forbidden or not allowed in English. We will explore modal verbs like ‘can’t’ and ‘mustn’t’, as well as other phrases such as ‘not allowed to’ and ‘don’t let’. Read more

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Inversion in English

Inversion in English

Inversion in English Hello English learners. We’re going to learn some grammar today. You probably know that there is a standard word order in the English language. It means that, among other things, a subject usually comes before a verb. However, sometimes the verb comes before the subject, and we Read more

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Would have, Could have, Should have

Would have, Could have, Should have

Would have, Could have, Should have Modal verbs are an unavoidable part of English grammar. We use them to express modality – ability, likelihood, advice, order, suggestion, capacity, permission, request, and obligation. In today’s lesson, we will look at some modal verbs in the past such as would, could and Read more

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